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PhotoPrism

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Docker Consolidation Project, Part Nine

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Nine

Decommission PHOTOPRISM-01 Coming back to this today. https://photos.domain.local is loading correctly now. It shouldn't have been a DNS issue, nothing there was changing. Oh it must of been cached in my browser that way. Doh! That was a silly oversight yesterday.

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Eight

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Eight

Test PhotoPrism Migration I'm finally able to come back to this Docker migration and I'm going to work on PhotoPrism's migration today. Steps performed on PHOTOPRISM-01 * sudo apt update * sudo apt upgrade * sudo docker-compose down * sudo docker-compose pull * sudo docker-compose up -d Now that

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Seven

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Seven

I'm going to start today by setting up some backups on DOCKER-01. Backup Actual So I better get a backup script up and running for Actual Budget. I write up a draft in Github called actual-backup.sh #!/bin/bash ### actual-backup.sh - Backup script for the Actual Budget

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Six

Docker Consolidation Project, Part Six

Build a Dedicated Docker Test Server So I've gotten a number of my containers successfully migrated over to DOCKER-01 so the last thing I wanted to work on for this was to make a test machine that I can use to play with new containers. Steps performed on

PhotoPrism, Part Six

PhotoPrism, Part Six

So last night I was playing around in PhotoPrism and re-indexed my images. Half disappeared. Each time I ran an index half would be removed. It turns out the container was no longer writing to the network mount, but to the local disk instead. I'm guessing that happened

FileRun, Part Two

FileRun, Part Two

Finally coming back to FileRun after a while. Well, when I try to bring up the webpage it is erroring out. Interesting. The virtual machine is running so let's see if we can SSH in and see what's gone wrong. Steps performed on FILERUN-01 * sudo apt

PhotoPrism, Part Five

PhotoPrism, Part Five

I noticed today that PhotoPrism has pushed out a number of updates, but it appears that the Watchtower service does not actually upgrade it right now. I went through PhotoPrism's documentation and found the steps needed to complete an update. It's pretty straight forward: * cd photoprism

Network Mounts Randomly Dropping, Part Two

Network Mounts Randomly Dropping, Part Two

When I woke up this morning and saw this problem still open on my desktop I decided to go back an re-edit /etc/sudoers and rewrote the line from yesterday at the bottom of the file and then removed the copy I had placed in the middle yesterday. Then I

PhotoPrism, Part Four

PhotoPrism, Part Four

When I go to use PhotoPrism today I'm having trouble logging in with the password I saved in my password manager. Strange. After checking online I find in PhotoPrism's documentation a command to help resolve this issue: * docker exec -ti <container_name> photoprism passwd

PhotoPrism, Part Three

PhotoPrism, Part Three

I realized today that I never updated the network share from the test location to the permanent location. I'm going to get that fixed quickly. Steps performed on PHOTOPRISM-01 * sudo nano /etc/fstab //10.10.10.XXX/Data/Pictures/PhotoPrism /mnt/pictures cifs rw,noserverino,credentials=/home/david/

PhotoPrism, Part Two

PhotoPrism, Part Two

Well when I take a look today the indexing has either stopped or crashed overnight. When I try to log into the webpage it is not accepting my password. Interesting. Steps performed from PHOTOPRISM-01 * sudo docker-compose ps This shows the database is down with Exit 139. I'm guessing

PhotoPrism

One thing that I have been interested in a while is a way to manage my photos myself. Amazon and Google have nice solutions but it scares me what they're doing with our personal photographs. It's also always abundantly clear that they offer all this free